Raymond, Comte de, 57, 77
     harasses British in Acadia, 89

   Raymal, Abbe, 189

   Rea, Dr. Caleb, 429, 430

   Repentigny, Lieutenant, 495-496, 589

   Rhode Island, votes to fight French, 207

   Richelieu, Cardinal, 34

   Richelieu, Duc de, 384

   Rigaud (brother of Vaudreuil), 317, 319, 320, 329, 410
     commands William Henry attack, 311-313
     attack fails, 313

   Robinson, John, his Story of Wolfe, 539

   Robinson, Sir Thomas, Secretary to Duke of Newcastle, 138
     William Pitt’s opinion of, 138-139
     gives Braddock secret orders, 141
     authorizes attack on Beausejour, 177-178

   Roche, Lieutenant, British volunteer with Rogers Rangers, 360-361
     lost in forest, 362-363
     saved from Indians by French officers, 363

   Rochbeau court, 589

   Rodney, British Admiral, takes Martinique, 615

   Rogers, Lieutenant Richard, 301

   Rogers, Major Robert, Commander of Rogers Rangers, 274, 300
     his raids into Canada, 301-302
     reconnoitres Ticonderoga, 303-304
     raids outskirts of fort, 307-309, 360
     his group cut to pieces, 361-362
     his report of fight, 363n.-364
     activities in Ticonderoga Campaign, 412-415
     ambushed near Fort Edward, 433-434
     sent to destroy Abenaki town, 517
     instructed to spare women and children, 519
     takes and burns town, 520
     miseries of return trip, 520-521
     at Quebec siege, 524

   Rollo, Lord, 591

   Roma, French officer, comments on British rule in Acadia, 85-86

   Roquemaure, 215, 593, 594

   Roubaud, French missionary, 331ff.
     goes over to the English, 566n.

   Rouille, De, French Colonial Minister, 91n.

   Rous, British Navy Captain, 97
     convoys troops to Nova Scotia, 182
     watches attacks on Beausejour, 183
     occupies Beausejour, 185

   Rousseau, Jean Jacques, 35

   Russia, 36

   Ryswick, treaty of, 52

   S

   St.-Florentin, Comte de, 35

   Saint-Julien, Lieutenant-Colonel, 392

   St. Paul, sacked and burned by British, 524

   Saint-Pierre, Legardeur de,
   French Commander of Ohio expedition, 107, 108, 110, 214
     killed, 218

   Sainte-Foy, battle of, 580-588
     French and British losses, 583
     near disaster for British, 584
     strength of both forces, 642-643

   Saunders, Admiral of Wolfe’s Quebec fleet, 477, 478, 528
     his feint to deceive Montcalm, 537
     takes Wolfe’s remains to England, 560

   Saxe, Marshal of France, 32
     comment on Mirepoix, 139
     death of, 139

   Saxony, joins league against Prussia, 251